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John Swinney faces FMQs on anniversary of Scotland voting no to independence

Swinney faces questions on anniversary of Scotland voting No to independence

Majority of Scottish colleges report deficits amid Scottish Government funding cuts

Majority of Scottish colleges report deficits amid funding cuts

Making a Big Noise: Charity spreads the power of music across Scotland

Making a Big Noise: Charity spreads the power of music across Scotland

John Swinney accused of presiding over ‘lost decade’ since Scottish independence referendum

John Swinney accused of presiding over ‘lost decade’ since referendum

Scotmid buys Fosters Funeral Directors for ‘undisclosed sum’

Scotmid buys Fosters Funeral Directors for 'undisclosed sum'

Early release of 500 prisoners has not solved jail overcrowding, says John Swinney

Early release of 500 prisoners has not solved jail overcrowding, says Swinney

NHS strike averted as workers overwhelmingly accept 5.5% pay offer from Scottish Government

NHS strike averted as workers overwhelmingly accept 5.5% pay offer

TGI Fridays falls into administration with eight Scottish sites put up for sale

TGI Fridays falls into administration with eight Scottish sites put up for sale

John Swinney: I agree with Nicola Sturgeon that independent Scotland and united Ireland will happen

Independent Scotland and united Ireland will happen, Swinney says

Nature 'emergency' declared as annual butterfly survey shows record lows

Nature 'emergency' declared as annual butterfly survey shows record lows

UK inflation unchanged at 2.2%, above Bank of England's target

UK inflation unchanged at 2.2%, above Bank of England's target

Scottish housebuilder Cala sold in £1.3bn deal by Legal & General

Cala sold in £1.3bn deal by Legal & General

Where now for the Scottish independence movement ten years on?

Where now for the Scottish independence movement?

View from Westminster: IndyRef was the first domino to fall as the old certainties of British politics began to tumble

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IndyRef was the first domino to fall as the old certainties of British politics began to tumble

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Ten years on from Indyref: What was happening in Scotland in 2014?

What was happening in Scotland ten years ago?

Scotland’s independence referendum ten years on

Scotland's independence referendum ten years on

Gender hormone prescription pause is ‘distressing’ for some patients, MSPs told

Gender hormone prescription pause is ‘distressing’ for some patients, MSPs told

Why is Glasgow going to host the 2026 Commonwealth Games?

Why is Glasgow going to host the Commonwealth Games?

Serial killer Peter Tobin died with cancer after refusing tests, inquiry hears

Serial killer Peter Tobin died with cancer after refusing tests, inquiry hears

Sturgeon ‘as confident as ever’ that Scotland will become independent

Sturgeon ‘as confident as ever’ that Scotland will become independent

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